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Phathang Village Ancient Weaving Cloth Center , Huai Haeng Subdistrict, Ban Rai District | Uthai Thani

Phathang Village Ancient Weaving Cloth Center

The Phathang Village Ancient Weaving Cloth Center, a tourist attraction in Uthai Thani, is renowned internationally for its preservation of the unique patterns of ancient weavings passed down for centuries by the Lao Krang and Lao Wiang people. These patterns have been beautifully applied to silk clothing. The center offers a wide range of products, including sarongs, pha khaoma (Thai loincloths), bags, turbans, blankets, and pre-wedding bedding, which has received a UNESCO World Heritage Award.
Uniqueness: Lao Krang Woven Cloth and "Pre-wedding Bedding"
The Phathang Village Ancient Weaving Cloth Center serves as a center for preserving the weaving wisdom of the Lao Krang ethnic group, a group who immigrated from Laos and settled in Phathang.
Lao Krang Woven Cloth: Distinctive in its ancient patterns, use of color, and weaving techniques.
Pre-wedding Bedding: This product has earned Ban Phathang a high reputation, with the bride traditionally weaving every step by hand. From spinning cotton to weaving fabric for wedding bedding, this bedding set has received a UNESCO World Heritage Award.
Types of Woven Fabrics
The center showcases and sells a wide variety of woven fabrics, such as:
Tin Chok (especially silk tin-chok) sarongs (This is a highly prized handicraft.)
Red-bordered sarong
Antique silk brocade
Phakhaoma cloth, bags, scarves, bags
Other products include pillows, cushions, and bolsters
Visiting Information
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tel: 089 270 9683
Address: 32 Huai Haeng Subdistrict, Ban Rai District, Uthai Thani Province
Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/yxQyCTUdTErr33YA7
Activities: This place is not only a sales center, but also a center that provides knowledge about the Lao Krang people's way of life and culture through their fabrics. Occasionally, there are weaving demonstrations for visitors to learn or try their hand at weaving.